E6600 OEM (open box)@564FSBx8, Vapochill LS, SPI 32M time.

[bachus_anonym]

For 32M i'm going to have to say no, 565fsb wasn't stable enough for it. And thats about all the memory has in it, so this is about it till some dry ice action. I can't run subs quite as tight as you bachus.

The 6400C3 I've been using is doing really great, with low volts and as low sub-timmings as I can boot at (all of them I set in BIOS). But I can't make it to work for me with TRP=3 @ 550+, no matter what voltage I try - kind of odd. That would give probably around 2s extra (give or take) in 32M

I wonder what will happen when you put this one on DI as well... Hopefully, this chip will do 32M @ 4.7+GHz, and you'll manage even better result than with your previous E6600 on DI

[epox4life]

I'm still trying to figure out this memory, it may have been overvolted for this run throwing my time off a little.

Update* Tried to beat your new time of 11:29min bachus, now my memory is not playing nice.

[epox4life]

Here's my best 32M time using x9 multi, still using stock vapochill LS.

[bachus_anonym]

Geez 4.6GHz 32M-stable on VapoLS

Man, I don't predict my 11:27 to stay up for long as soon as you slap your DI container on it! Awesome, dude It looks like this thing could do 4.8GHz on DI and you might even brush off of 11 minutes. That would rock!


EDIT: What IDLE/LOAD temps are you seeing in AiSuite or PC Probe II at that voltage (which is?) and 4.6Ghz?

[epox4life]

I havn't check those... the only temps I have checked are bios temps.

Before lapping
-2C cpu in bios @ 1.84vcore, SPI 1M max = 4.584ghz

After lapping
-7C cpu in bios @ 1.84vcore, SPI 1M max = 4.62ghz

This chip had one of the worse concaves I have seen out of 3, E6600's.